Increased Steel Orders and Freight Loadings Boost Trade Hopes
New York July 17. Renewed optimism spread through American business as steel orders rose and copper prices climbed. Freight loads on Class One railroads surged and six month trade data showed a favorable balance. Exports and imports nearly matched, with a favorable first half balance of about 2.4 billion dollars amid improving agricultural demand and easy credit.
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Education Cost Increases 69.4 Per Cent in 35 Years
The National Industrial Conference Board reports 1925 education spending soared to over two dollars in public expenditures, with true cost per pupil rising 69.4 percent from 1890 to 1925 after adjusting for dollars, population, attendance, and higher high school costs.
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Wide swings in curb trading mark past week
New York July 17 By Associated Press wide fluctuations dominated the curb market last week with many advances and new high records. Bullish sentiment grew from improved business, easy money, and reinvestment demand, lifting prices across many issues including Papershues and oil shares. Amusement stocks softened amid FTC actions, while Gahtes and Fool of Canada saw notable moves.
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Crop price upturn cheers farmers and business men
A sharp upturn in crop miniket values boosts farm incomes and optimism. The 1927 cotton acreage is expected to fall below 1926 levels, while wheat supplies appear ample but not guaranteed. Improved prices could stimulate rural demand for industrial goods and support lasting business prosperity.
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Connecticut Agricultural Prices and Local Produce Listing
Prices for fruits vegetables poultry dairy and livestock from the Commissioner of Agriculture. Categories include apples grapefruits cantaloupe cherries blueberries watermelons peaches potatoes onions peppers cucumbers cabbage lettuce spinach radishes peas beans and more with per crate per lug per basket per dozen and weight ranges. Local producers and stock categories are listed under local produce for distribution.
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Dull Week in Bond Trading Reflects Cautious Markets
A slow week in the bond market saw prices hold firm amid investor indifference while new issues faced concessions and syndicate dissolutions. Over the counter demand rose for July reinvestment funds as conditions remained easy, with cautious optimism pricing firm and forecasts pointing to a flat second half of the year. London’s role as a financial hub was underscored by higher New York underwriting volumes and sizable foreign absorption of U.S. securities.
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Weekly Price Indices by Professor Fisher
The index lists weekly price ranges for livestock meat and dairy products from cows calves hogs beef veal pork loins and lard along with hay and grain dealer prices per 100 pounds. It also notes the average movement of industrial stock volumes and the money value of business transacted on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Copper Market Improves as Buyers Lose Hesitation
New York reports a firmer copper market after June statistics show lower refined stock and reduced primary output. Buyers, previously hesitant, return for immediate needs with exports and domestic demand rising. Prices traded around 123 1/2 cents per pound delivered, while freight and loading figures for mid July showed notable shifts from last year.
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